Category Grammar

I – Present perfect The simple present perfect is used for past actions that have consequences in the present. For example, « I have lost my keys » implicates that I cannot open the door now. There is a link…

I – Present perfect The simple present perfect is used for past actions that have consequences in the present. For example, « I have lost my keys » implicates that I cannot open the door now. ⚠️Don’t forget that the…

“Make” and “do” are often used incorrectly because in French there is only one word: faire. Words with DO Activity, gardening, job, task, test, cleaning, cooking, work, exercise, shopping, the right thing, favor, etc. Words with MAKE Apology, coffee, offer,…

I – Simple present The simple present as its name indicates is the simplest tense in English. The only rule to remember is to add the -s at the end of the verb for the pronouns “he, she” or “it”.…

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1 – What is a pronoun 2 – Types of pronouns A – Personal pronouns Subject Object B – Relative pronouns Exercise C – Possessive pronouns D – Demonstrative pronouns ⚠️ Some pronouns can easily be confused with determiners. 1…

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